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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1317, 17 August 1886, Page 3

TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTOR*, TIMBER MERCHANTS, & OTHERS. I IMPORTANT RALE OF TIMBER AT BAKAIA. THURSDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1886 THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN" AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Limited, have received instructions to offer as above, by Public Aueti n, a u/j BLUE GUM LOGS O/m PINE LOGS Alto, a quantify of firewood. The logs average 50 feet in longt have been cut from timber about 20 old. Sale at 1.30 p.m. 11. H. SEOHETAN, Agent. E.G. STAVELEY, 8448 Auctioneer.

SPECIAL ENTRY, SATURDAY, 21st AUGDbT. CRCSUER, by Bentall, horeei power aud intermediate, bottling machine, cork press, cotka, trending irons, casks, etc , etc. ALFRED HAR! ISON, 8467 Auctioneer.

HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASES. MR AIFKFD HARRISON, k Btructed by tho owners, will SELL ON TBE RACECOURSE, os WEDNESDAY NEXT, Several well-krown Hunters and Steeplechasers. ALFRED HARRISON. +8471

SATURDAY, 21st AUGUST. SPECIAL ENTRY. (SPRING DIU Y, II OP S a, & HARNESS for sale by public auction, on account of Mr F. Quinton, The dray is almost now, and the horse is well known in the district, Sa’o at 1 o’clock. T. BULLOCK, 8153+ Auctioneer,

SATURDAY, 21st AUGUST. ALLOTMENTS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF METHVEN,A.\D AT ALFORD FOItEST, Id tbe Estate of the late Mr Davenport, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

MR T. BOLLOCK has been >nstrncted to SELL EX' PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE ARCADE, On iho above date, By order and on account of the Executors of the late Mr Davenport, LOTS 50, 51. 52, 53, each containing % acre, in that part of the Township of Methven sold by Mr Gngg, being part of RS. 24518, And LOTS 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, containin all 1 acre 2 roods 3 perches, situate at Alford Forest, and being part of R.S. 21514,

This offers a favorable opportunity for persons qualifying; themselves for a vote in this electoral district. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. Terms at sale. Sale at 12 45. T. BULLOCF--8454* Auctioneer. Tenders.

TEMPERANCE HALL 00., TINWALD. ENDERS are invited for additions and alterations to the Temperance Hall Tinwnld, plans and specifications of whxh can bo seen at the office of Mr Joseph Clark, West street, Ashburton, to whom tenders must bo addressed as Cha'nnan of Directors not later than 5 p in. on MONDAY, 23rd August. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JGttr August, 188 G. 84G1

Meetings. A SHBURTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. TEA MEETING. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. Tea on table at 6 p.tn. Addresses at after meeting by the Rev. Mr E msloy, M.A., and local ministers. MUSICAL SELECTIONS.

Mrs Crisp—“ Pepito.” Mra Denshire— “ The Flowers of the Forest.” Miss Di k—“ Memories dear.” (Scotch song. Mr Kneen—“ The Bettor Land.” Mr Atkinson—Song. Choir and friends With the Angela.” Wake the song of Jubilee.” “'t he beautiful Throne.” JB4G3

ASUBURTON COUNTY HUNT CLUB BALL, TO be hold in the ODDFELLOWS HALL on the evening of tho Hunt Club Steeplechases, WEDNESDAY, 18th August, 188 G. Mublc by Fleming's Band. Tickets, 7s -6d, admitting Gentleman and Ladies, can be obtained from tie Committee, Messrs J. tt. Hart, W. B. Allan, E W. Bowyer, and 0. W. Wrougbton. $8451